Chiefs Revamp Offense, Re-sign Depth Players

0:00It's March 26. From breaking news to Sunday match-ups, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The Kansas City Chiefs are shaking things up after a disappointing six-win, 11-loss season in 2025. Their first playoff miss in a decade. They've signed star running back Kenneth Walker III to a pricey three-year deal to revamp the offense and let several key defensive starters go. And free agency. With four picks in the top 75 of next month's draft, they're gearing up for a big retool. In free agency, they focused on bringing back some of their own depth players, like wide receiver and return specialist Nico Remigio on a cheap, exclusive rights tender worth just under $1.1 million. They also resigned guard Mike Caliendo to a one-year pact after passing on a pressure option and locked in linebacker Jack Cochran with a new deal. Fans have mixed feelings about sticking with these reserves, who struggled late last season. Remigio's shown in past playoffs, but underperformed on returns lately, while Caliendo and Cochran

1:04have shown flashes of starters or special teamers. But. Often falter under pressure. Still, the chiefs see enough potential to let them compete. Details on the contract's highlight low guarantees, meaning these guys must earn spots on the final 53-man roster or practice squad. The team knows depth remains a weak point in plans to add more V of the draft, where they hold 9 total picks, including 5 on day 3. As training camp nears in St. Joseph, the chiefs face pressure to build real competition at these spots and move past nostalgia from their super. Bowl runs, setting the stage for a fresh start.